BBC News Lawyers for alleged Wikileaks source Bradley Manning have rested their case after calling just two witnesses, on day six of his pre-trial hearing. The defence called two officers who served with Pte Manning in Iraq, a day after…
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CBC News Two Liberal senators and the wife and sister of Henk Tepper were on Parliament Hill on Tuesday morning, appealing to the federal government to bring the New Brunswick potato farmer jailed in Lebanon back to Canada. Senators Pierrette…
BBC News An American woman who has served 15 years in prison in Peru for aiding left-wing rebels is back in the United States on a parole visit. Lori Berenson flew into New Jersey on Tuesday morning – the first…
CBC News The parents of a four-year-old girl who was shot by her five-year-old brother in rural southwestern Manitoba last month are facing charges. The 33-year-old man and 23-year-old woman are facing charges of criminal negligence causing bodily harm. The…
BBC News US President Barack Obama has signed into law a spending bill, averting an impending shutdown of federal government services. The bill, worth nearly $1tn, was earlier passed by the Senate and had already been backed by the House…
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CBC News Canada’s independent prisons ombudsman has launched an inquiry into a 50 per cent spike in the proportion of black offenders filling federal jails over the last 10 years. Howard Sapers, the federal correctional investigator, wants to study the…
BBC News The founders of Google, Twitter and eBay have signed a strongly worded letter criticising controversial US legislation ahead of a debate in Congress. The Stop Online Piracy Act (Sopa) aims to slash the amount of pirated content on…
CBC News A Moroccan immigrant living in Gatineau, Que., was mistakenly included in an email chain that revealed city officials investigated him after he made a complaint about a new values guide. Kamal Maghri first wrote an email to the…